Forum Linux.général Décompresser un fichier stuffit

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2005
Bonjour,

J'essaye de décompresser un fichier .sit :
[kevin@localhost ~]$ file ./*
./archive.sit: StuffIt Archive


J'utilise donc macunpack du package macutils. Mais pas de chance, ça marche pas :
[kevin@localhost ~]$ macunpack ./archive.sit
Not a StuffIt file
Can't read file header


Si macunpack ne le reconnait pas, je pense que c'est parce que le fichier à été créé avec une version récente de Stuffit sous mac.

Quelqu'un à une idée de comment je peut faire pour m'en sortir ?

  • # Mail

    Posté par  . Évalué à 2.

    Envoie a quelqu'un qui a un mac, ou trouve un mac, ou utilise un emulateur de mac, ...

    • [^] # Re: Mail

      Posté par  . Évalué à 1.

      Ça existe un OS libre compatible mac ? Si c'est le cas alors je le met dans un qemu et voilà ! Ce serait une autre solution, vu que pour le moment je connais personne avec un mac sous la main...

  • # unstuff

    Posté par  . Évalué à 3.

    vu sur http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-lw-comp.html#h4(...)

    .sit
    The .sit extension usually accompanies archives created with Aladdin Systems' StuffIt archiver for Mac OS. Those files may have additional .hqx or .bin extensions indicating that they have been processed with BinHex or MacBinary utilities to create a single text or binary file which can be transferred electronically over computer networks. (Macintosh files often have two parts, called forks, that must be joined together before transfer to make sure that they are transferred as a whole.) You can handle such encoded files with utilities form the macutil package, which is free and available for all decent Linux distributions).

    Since Aladdin Systems controls the source code for StuffIt, your only choice when you receive an .sit file is to use the Aladdin Expander for Linux, which is currently in beta (but quite usable). Aladdin Systems has made the beta available to the public as freeware: you do not have to pay cash for it, but you do not get access to the source code either. Currently there are no tools for Linux that will create .sit archives.

    To decompress an .sit archive, type unstuff archive.sit. The extracted files will go into the present working directory unless you use the -d option, which lets you specify the destination directory: unstuff -d=/home/james/oldmacfiles archive.sit If the file you unpack was protected with a password, use the -p option: unstuff -p=secret archive.sit. The text file translation filer option takes care of translating end-of-line characters from LF to CRLF and back again: unstuff -text=auto -eol=unix archive.sit.

    Find more information about the Expander on its man page (type man unstuff to display it).

    Aladdin Expander for Linux is available from the Aladdin Systems Web site. There are no fees for using or downloading it, but you must register with Aladdin Systems. There are two versions of the Expander, one for RPM-based systems (Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE, and others), and the other for .deb-based systems (Debian, Corel, and others). There are no Slackware-specific packages, but it should not be difficult to convert the RPM package to work on Slackware.

    Aladdin Systems: http://www.aladdinsys.com(...)

    Linux distro page: http://www.linux.org/dist/index.html(...)

    macutil package: http://www.linux.org/dist/index.html(...)

    Aladdin Expander for Linux: http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/expander_linux_login.html(...)

    • [^] # Re: unstuff

      Posté par  . Évalué à 1.

      Merci pour l'info, mais je manque toujours de chance :
      [root@localhost bin]# ./unstuff ./archive.sit
      Unsupported format exception: archive format is not supported

      [root@localhost bin]# ./unstuff -v
      unstuff 5.2.0.611 2001/06/28 15:24

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